A History of RussiaRandom House, 1961 - 857 páginas |
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... SOCIAL REVOLT AND POLISH INTERVENTION With Bolotnikov's revolt , the Troubles therefore entered a new phase , for he preached not merely a change of ruler ... Social Revolt and Polish Intervention 137 Social Revolt and Polish Intervention.
... SOCIAL REVOLT AND POLISH INTERVENTION With Bolotnikov's revolt , the Troubles therefore entered a new phase , for he preached not merely a change of ruler ... Social Revolt and Polish Intervention 137 Social Revolt and Polish Intervention.
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... Social Democrats , how- ever , it meant that their efforts in Poland would be subordinated to those of other and more powerful classes in a revolutionary nationalistic movement . Unlike the Polish Socialist Party , of which Pilsudski ...
... Social Democrats , how- ever , it meant that their efforts in Poland would be subordinated to those of other and more powerful classes in a revolutionary nationalistic movement . Unlike the Polish Socialist Party , of which Pilsudski ...
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... Social Democrats of various colors now numbered sixty - five , the Socialist Revolutionaries thirty - six . The ex- tremeness of their views , their socialist convictions , and their innate hostility to a " bourgeois " regime made it ...
... Social Democrats of various colors now numbered sixty - five , the Socialist Revolutionaries thirty - six . The ex- tremeness of their views , their socialist convictions , and their innate hostility to a " bourgeois " regime made it ...
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INTRODUCTORY | 3 |
The Question of Feudalism | 73 |
The Triumph of Moscow | 79 |
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